Judge Rules in Peer-to-Peer Bitcoin Lending Lawsuit
A US judge has ruled that a Kentucky man must repay a loan he originally solicited in bitcoin.
A US judge has ruled that a Kentucky man must repay a loan he originally solicited in bitcoin.
Magnr, formerly BTC.sx, is now offering interest bearing blockchain-based bitcoin saving accounts.
Gyft has partnered with Chain to create Gyft Block, a digital gift card trading platform, as part of its drive towards 'gift cards 2.0'.
Eric Mu, HaoBTC's chief marketing officer, speaks about life at the company's bitcoin mine in the Tibetan mountains.
Bitcoin mining firm BitFury has revealed plans to market a light bulb that mines digital currency to the general public sometime in 2015.
An Australia-based sustainability think-tank has claimed that bitcoin could eventually consume 60% of annual global electricity production.
Following an investment in Ripple Labs, Seagate's senior vice president Dave Morton discusses why his firm is excited about blockchain technology.
This excerpt from Nathaniel Popper's book 'Digital Gold' looks at the ups and downs of bitcoin exchange BitInstant before its ultimate demise.
Bitcoin wallet providers Darkwallet and Armory are among the strongest on matters of financial privacy, according to a new study.
Bitcoin services specialist Coinbase has updated its iOS and Android apps to enable new users to sign up for an account through mobile devices.
ItBit CEO Charles Cascarilla discusses his company's market strategy following its $25m fundraising and US market launch.
Fortune 500 financial services group USAA has created a team to study how blockchain technology could decentralize its operations.
CryptoLabs officially launched its Case hardware wallet at TechCrunch Disrupt NY’s Startup Battlefield today.
Global payments giant Western Union is keeping quiet about its rumored plans to tap distributed ledger technology.
Bitcoin Shop and Spondoolies-Tech have signed a deal that would find the two companies merging in a move that could impact bitcoin mining.
Global remittance giant Western Union is reportedly working on a pilot program with decentralized payment protocol provider Ripple Labs.
CoinDesk's latest research report, Cryptocurrency 2.0, is available to download from today.
Swarm is pivoting toward decentralized governance, a decision that finds the project shifting away from its prior focus on distributed crowdfunding.
Dogecoin founder Jackson Palmer has announced a "leave of absence" from the digital currency community.
Bicoin Core developers Gavin Andresen, Wladimir van der Laan and Cory Fields have joined the MIT Media Lab’s new Digital Currency Initiative.
Chinese bitcoin services provider OKCoin has announced the launch of an ambitious new consumer wallet it dubs the 'Superwallet'.
The Rainforest Foundation has announced a new cryptocurrency aimed at furthering its goal of restoring global rainforests.
ESPN has suggested it may be open to sponsorship opportunities with companies in the bitcon space when considering bowl game sponsors.
Kentucky Senator and presidential candidate Rand Paul is now accepting campaign donations in bitcoin.
The founders of bitcoin alternative LEOCoin have been previously linked to a suspected pyramid scheme, raising questions about their latest venture.
Coinbase's compliance office is seeking to acquire operational information from bitcoin mining companies based in the US.
Factom has raised 579 BTC, or roughly $140,000, through the first day of its software sale.
In an interview with CoinDesk, developer Chris Ellis discusses the ProTip project and how it hopes to solve past micropayments challenges.
This week media coverage galvanized around positive stories reflecting the increasing interest of Wall Street in bitcoin technology.
Futures trading platform BitVC has announced it will no longer offer litecoin futures to its users, as it shifts its focus to bitcoin. The platform, a subsidiary of Chinese exchange Huobi, said that the decision was taken “due to a lack of user demand”, and the “growing consensus that the world will only have one […]
